Herb,
Forget about DragThing.
I open the tex file, it does not open the pdf file. I normally get one
by typesetting. With pdflatexmk this does not work.
This is no big deal. I can put in a blank and typeset it then.
GG
On Dec 7, 2007, at 4:07 PM, Herbert Schulz wrote:
>> On Dec 7, 2007, at 12:05 PM, George Gratzer wrote:
>>> I use pdflatexmk, it is really convenient.
>>>> I have the tex file sitting in the DragThing dock, and I start
>> working by clicking on it. The tex file appears. I want to see the
>> typeset version, so I typeset. But the typeset version does not
>> appear because
>>>> Latexmk: All targets (smiIV-minimal.pdf) are up-to-date
>>>> A bug or a feature?
>>>> GG
>>> Howdy,
>> I don't know anything about DragThing. When you say it is sitting in
> the DragThink Dock is that really an alias, is the file existent
> somewhere? When you open it in TeXShop where does TeXShop ``think''
> it is (Cmd-Click on the Window Title and you'll see the path). Has
> the file been compiled before? Has anything changed since the last
> compilation? If the pdf already exists, when you open the tex file
> in TeXShop doesn't the pdf open in the preview window too? If the
> pdf file doesn't exist it should re-compile.
>> In general it is a feature that if latexmk detects no change in the
> source file or aux file from the last compile it says everything is
> up to date. If that isn't true please let me know and I'll let John
> Collins know about the problem. He's been very helpful in resolving
> problems.
>> Good Luck,
>> Herb Schulz
> (herbs at wideopenwest.com)
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